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| Davim about taking on the [[stormform]]{{book ref|sa2|i|4}}

'''Davim''' is a member of the [[listener]] [[Council of Five]] in [[Narak]] during the [[War of Reckoning]] on [[Roshar]].{{book ref|sa2|i|4}}

Davim wears [[workform]], representing it in the [[Council of Five]]. He's broad-faced, with skin that is mostly black with some red swirls. He's is somewhat reasonable, but at the same time, impatient, seeking to obtain the ability to use [[stormform]] regardless of the dangers that it might pose.{{book ref|sa2|i|4}} EvenNonetheless, afterhe seeingis thereasonable changesand inrelatively [[Eshonai]]careful, he'sand stillacknowledges eagerthat the Council needs to usebe itunified given the possible dangers of the new form.{{book ref|sa2|i|114}} NonethelessAfter seeing the changes in [[Eshonai]], he's canstill beeager carefulto aboutuse it, and acknowledgesbecomes possibletempted dangersby the power that the form bestows.{{book ref|sa2|i|411}}

At some point during the [[War of Reckoning]], Davim was chosen for the Council of Five and joined it in workform. After [[Venli]] proposed the plan of taking on the stormform, he was eager to try it out. Nonetheless, he sided with Eshonai in saying that she should be the one to perform the test, as Venli was too important to lose. He was also concerned about the possibility of Eshonai herself dying, pointing out that she was their last remaining [[Shardbearer]].{{book ref|sa2|i|4}}

After Eshonai was taken over by the stormform, Davim was initially angry with her for not sharing her plans with the rest of the Five, then cautious about her proposed plan to transform the entire listener population. Later, he inquired about how the new form feelsfelt, and became far more interested in taking it on when he heard the answer. He intended to speak with Eshonai further about the topic out of earshot of other members of the Five, membersand she believed he was already on her side.{{book ref|sa2|i|11}} His attitude implied that he planned to wear stormform himself, but whether he did so is unknown.